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I think I could improve myself by really trying my best and give really good efforts into what I want to do and be calm at the same time. I really feel like I want to achieve something this year and have fun while doing it.

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I think I could improve myself by really trying my best and give really good efforts into what I want to do and be calm at the same time. I really feel like I want to achieve something this year and have fun while doing it.

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I feel like this year I learned a lot about myself and the type of learning that best suits me. About a year ago I finally was able to get back into baseball and soccer which I hadn't played for a long time because I was stuck on a contract doing a martial art I had really gotten tired of after 5 years. I also learned that i'm pretty good at math because the best grades I had in were always D's or C's but now I got a pretty good teacher and I have an A now

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I feel like this year I learned a lot about myself and the type of learning that best suits me. About a year ago I finally was able to get back into baseball and soccer which I hadn't played for a long time because I was stuck on a contract doing a martial art I had really gotten tired of after 5 years. I also learned that i'm pretty good at math because the best grades I had in were always D's or C's but now I got a pretty good teacher and I have an A now

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In Germany, people eat a tiny, cute pig made from almond paste to promise a sweet new year

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In Germany, people eat a tiny, cute pig made from almond paste to promise a sweet new year

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In Japanese households, families eat buckwheat Soba noodles to bid farewell to the year gone by and to welcome the new year

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In Japanese households, families eat buckwheat Soba noodles to bid farewell to the year gone by and to welcome the new year

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In Mexico, tamales are made at pretty much every special occasion. Same is the case for new years. Tamales are corn dough stuffed with meat, cheese or other additions and are wrapped in corn husks.

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In Mexico, tamales are made at pretty much every special occasion. Same is the case for new years. Tamales are corn dough stuffed with meat, cheese or other additions and are wrapped in corn husks.

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https://hispanickitchen.com/recipes/two-simple-twists-for-more-nutritious-tamales-recipes/

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In Chile, some families spend the night in the company of their deceased loved ones by sleeping next to them at their cemetery.

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In Chile, some families spend the night in the company of their deceased loved ones by sleeping next to them at their cemetery.

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https://list25.com/25-strangest-new-years-traditions-from-around-the-world/4/

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In a small village in Peru, fist fights are held at the end of December for people to settle their differences so they can start the new year off on a good note.

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In a small village in Peru, fist fights are held at the end of December for people to settle their differences so they can start the new year off on a good note.

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https://list25.com/25-strangest-new-years-traditions-from-around-the-world/2/

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In Ecuador, They celebrate new years by burning paper filled scare crows all in the name of good fortune

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In Ecuador, They celebrate new years by burning paper filled scare crows all in the name of good fortune

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https://list25.com/25-strangest-new-years-traditions-from-around-the-world/

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New Years traditions from around the world

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New Years traditions from around the world

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Here are some cool thing that have happened on new years day and new years eve

1. The first new years ball dropped in Times Square in 1908
2. In 1971, cigarettes were banned from being advertised on TV or radio stations
3. In 1985, the first mobile phone call was made in Britain.
4. People believed that once the clock struck midnight the year 2000, a possibly worldwide computer crisis would strike reality. It never happened.
5. The Republic or China (Taiwan) was created

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The New Years Ball in Times Square was first dropped. The first one was made of only iron, wood and light bulbs. Compared to today, the ball only weighed 700 pounds at the time. Today it weighs 11,875 pounds. The link below is an informative video on you tube about the ball drop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=bfGkzDZWt-c&feature=emb_title

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The earliest recordings of celebrating a new year dates back to Mesopotamia during 2000 B.C. It  was not until the Romans added the months January and February. The holiday was then moved from March to January.

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New years history and traditions from around the world